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I am trying to open an old (very old) Lotus 123 file with excel 2003. The
file extension is .123. Excel gives me a message "Cannot open Lotus 123 file".

Any suggestions? Are there other tools available that will do this?

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If you don't have 1-2-3 available and you don't have sufficient need to by a
standalone file converter, install the free Open Office (or the spreadsheet
part of it at least). It can open .123 files and save them as XLSs.

You posted in the Programming group and if by some slight chance that's
because you want macros converted too, be aware that there is no macro
converter for 1-2-3.

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file extension is .123. Excel gives me a message "Cannot open Lotus 123
file".

Any suggestions? Are there other tools available that will do this?

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Thank you - where can I find this converter? I have looked on the microsoft
site but not found it.


"Jim Rech" wrote:

If you don't have 1-2-3 available and you don't have sufficient need to by a
standalone file converter, install the free Open Office (or the spreadsheet
part of it at least). It can open .123 files and save them as XLSs.

You posted in the Programming group and if by some slight chance that's
because you want macros converted too, be aware that there is no macro
converter for 1-2-3.

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I am trying to open an old (very old) Lotus 123 file with excel 2003. The
file extension is .123. Excel gives me a message "Cannot open Lotus 123
file".

Any suggestions? Are there other tools available that will do this?

Thanks




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I assumed you would use a search engine to find Open Office. You know,
Google, Yahoo...

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Thank you - where can I find this converter? I have looked on the
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"Jim Rech" wrote:

If you don't have 1-2-3 available and you don't have sufficient need to
by a
standalone file converter, install the free Open Office (or the
spreadsheet
part of it at least). It can open .123 files and save them as XLSs.

You posted in the Programming group and if by some slight chance that's
because you want macros converted too, be aware that there is no macro
converter for 1-2-3.

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I am trying to open an old (very old) Lotus 123 file with excel 2003.
The
file extension is .123. Excel gives me a message "Cannot open Lotus 123
file".

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Thank you -- where can I find this converter - I hav looked on the microsoft
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I am trying to open an old (very old) Lotus 123 file with excel 2003. The
file extension is .123. Excel gives me a message "Cannot open Lotus 123 file".

Any suggestions? Are there other tools available that will do this?

Thanks



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http://www.dataviz.com/

Sandy wrote:

Thank you -- where can I find this converter - I hav looked on the microsoft
site but not found it..

"Sandy" wrote:

I am trying to open an old (very old) Lotus 123 file with excel 2003. The
file extension is .123. Excel gives me a message "Cannot open Lotus 123 file".

Any suggestions? Are there other tools available that will do this?

Thanks


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Thank you - I do not see the free converter on this site -- I only have one
file to open.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

http://www.dataviz.com/

Sandy wrote:

Thank you -- where can I find this converter - I hav looked on the microsoft
site but not found it..

"Sandy" wrote:

I am trying to open an old (very old) Lotus 123 file with excel 2003. The
file extension is .123. Excel gives me a message "Cannot open Lotus 123 file".

Any suggestions? Are there other tools available that will do this?

Thanks


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Sandy

http://www.dataviz.com/products/conv...translist.html


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On Sat, 26 May 2007 08:50:01 -0700, Sandy
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Thank you - I do not see the free converter on this site -- I only have one
file to open.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

http://www.dataviz.com/

Sandy wrote:

Thank you -- where can I find this converter - I hav looked on the microsoft
site but not found it..

"Sandy" wrote:

I am trying to open an old (very old) Lotus 123 file with excel 2003. The
file extension is .123. Excel gives me a message "Cannot open Lotus 123 file".

Any suggestions? Are there other tools available that will do this?

Thanks


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You may want to visit OpenOffice.Org.

Sandy wrote:

Thank you - I do not see the free converter on this site -- I only have one
file to open.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

http://www.dataviz.com/

Sandy wrote:

Thank you -- where can I find this converter - I hav looked on the microsoft
site but not found it..

"Sandy" wrote:

I am trying to open an old (very old) Lotus 123 file with excel 2003. The
file extension is .123. Excel gives me a message "Cannot open Lotus 123 file".

Any suggestions? Are there other tools available that will do this?

Thanks


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